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Colorado

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4. It's not.

Sat Nov 28, 2015, 03:56 PM

Nov 2015

If you take a longer range view, you'll see that Colorado isn't even a front-runner. That, I believe, would be Texas.

Useful collection of statistics compiled by Stanford University, here: http://www.arcgis.com/apps/Compare/storytelling_compare/index.html?appid=54da28a37c934565892d3058dc1161cc

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Why is it ALWAYS Colorado? [View all] Rocknrule Nov 2015 OP

Here are the Colorado shootings. valerief Nov 2015 #1

I noticed that no other state has a Wikipedia list like that Rocknrule Nov 2015 #2

Wow, I hadn't looked. What is it about Colorado then? valerief Nov 2015 #3

whiteness is certainly a big part of it mwrguy Nov 2015 #6

It's not. enlightenment Nov 2015 #4

Odd there's no List of Shootings in Texas page in Wikipedia. valerief Nov 2015 #5

I suspect that the Texas Wikipedia page enlightenment Nov 2015 #9

Observation bias. SheilaT Nov 2015 #7

Which ones were in Arkansas and Georgia? Rocknrule Nov 2015 #8

School shootings several years ago. SheilaT Nov 2015 #11

I think it's curious that no other state has a wiki page like that Rocknrule Dec 2015 #12

The wiki page probably reflects SheilaT Dec 2015 #13

9 of the 42 worst mass shootings in the U.S. were in California: Liberty Belle Nov 2015 #10